I just found out that my Analog Camcorder, a veteran, finnally broke something. The playback is distorted, fuzzy, blinking and jittered video. So, I was hoping if there was a VHS-C thing I just plug the little tape into that will output with yellow, white and red. I have a a ADS Converter for the Analog converting part, but I just need to read the tape to the Analog. Normally, I would just simply plug the tape into my camera, play it and convert from there with Analog wires. But since its broken, I can't. I was thinking to buy a tape adapter, plugging it into a VCR and then outputting it from there, but that;s a bit extensive, and just clutter my room and computer space. Any ideas, guys?
I know there are Playback Kits for VHS-C camcorders so you can use a VCR to Playback the VHS-C tape...I don"t Know exactly how they work But it Might be something worth checking Out.... Other than that all I can suggest is to get another VHS-C camcorder (You can Get them very cheap on E-Bay) and use it to Playback the Tape... Good Luck
you should just buy a vhs-c adapter where you insert the little vhs-c into the adapter and insert it into the video player
you should just buy a vhs-c adapter where you insert the little vhs-c into the adapter and insert it into the video player
